- 1Introduction
- 2Chapter I — The Unlucky Ship
- 3Chapter II — The Steward’s Bravery
- 4Chapter III — The Second Storm
- 5Chapter IV — The Charleston Police
- 6Chapter V — Mr. Grimshaw, the Man of the County
- 7Chapter VI — The Janson in the Offing
- 8Chapter VII — Arrival of the Janson
- 9Chapter VIII — A New Dish of Secession
- 10Chapter IX — A Few Points of the Law
- 11Chapter X — The Prospect Darkening
- 12Chapter XI — The Sheriff’s Office
- 13Chapter XII — The Old Jail
- 14Chapter XIII — How It Is
- 15Chapter XIV — Manuel Pereira Committed
- 16Chapter XV — The Law’s Intricacy
- 17Chapter XVI — Plea of Just Consideration and Mistaken Constancy of…
- 18Chapter XVII — Little George, the Captain, and Mr. Grimshaw
- 19Chapter XVIII — Little Tommy and the Police
- 20Chapter XIX — The Next Morning, and the Mayor’s Verdict
- 21Chapter XX — Emeute Among the Stewards
- 22Chapter XXI — The Captain’s Interview With Mr. Grimshaw
- 23Chapter XXII — Copeland’s Release, and Manuel’s Close Confinement
- 24Chapter XXIII — Imprisonment of John Paul, and John Baptiste Pamerlie
- 25Chapter XXIV — The Janson Condemned
- 26Chapter XXV — George the Secessionist, and His Father’s Ships
- 27Chapter XXVI — A Singular Reception
- 28Chapter XXVII — The Habeas Corpus
- 29Chapter XXVIII — The Captain’s Departure and Manuel’s Release
- 30Chapter XXIX — Manuel’s Arrival in New York
- 31Chapter XXX — The Scene of Anguish
- 32Conclusion
- 33Appendix
Manuel Pereira
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